Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-10
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Sumner Post, G. A. R., will pay a fra
ternal visit to Warren Post this evening.
The Sacramento river was rising slowly
yesterday, and reached IA feet inches.
Unity Circle. G. 0. F., will give social
party at Turner Hall this evening, the
grand march beginning at s o'clock.
There are at the Park 40 head of hand
some Hereford cattle, brought out from
Illinois by gentleman named Miller.
There will be a social given by the ladies
of the Congregational Church tomorrow
evening, presenting an excellent musical
and literary programme.
AT the Yolo County Hospital there are
among the indigents an old lady named
Mrs. Smith, who is over 100 years of age,
and her daughter, whose age is nearly 70.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court, John Chironchi, native of Austria,
has been admitted to citizenship, on the
testimony of G. Gabrielle and G. Deluchi.
The steamer San joaquin, No A. arrived
from San Francisco yesterday, with mer-
chandise and lumber; and the steamer
Dover cleared for the upper Sacramento,
with merchandise.
The German Lutheran Church, at Twelfth
and X streets, has been receiving repairs
and improvements recently, and is now in
excellent condition. The holding of divine
service in it will be resumed next Sunday.
DR.. G. L. Simmons is making extensive
changes and improvements to his building,
on street, near Second, including putting
in an iron front for store on the ground
floor, and arranging the upper floor for
offices.
The case of 7. c. Casey, against whom
there are two charges of burglary, COM
mitted in entering rooms at the Golden
Eagle Hotel some months ago, were yes r
day, in the Superior Court, contin., unil
the 23d inst.
The Postal Telegraph Company's work
train of three or four cars returned yester-
day from beyond Roseville, having placed
poles in position to and beyond that town,
and will now proceed to adjust the wires to
the line of poles leading out of this city.
The hearing of the application of J F. De
Azavedo-recently held to answer by JUS
tice Witham, Of Washington, for the muir
der of Frank Lewiston release on bail,
made by virtue of writ Of habeas corpus,
has been set for hearing at Woodland next
Monday.
Hereafter the crews of passenger trains
on the California and Oregon Railroad, and
also Wells, Fargo u Co.'S messengers, will
change at Redding-one crew running from
Sacramento to that place, and another from
there to Montague, or the end of the road,
wherever that may be.
Woodland is the only town in the State
having thorouShfare named after Presi-
dent Cleveland. The Democrat thinks the
President ought TO regard the town with
much favor in consequence; but the MdH
says: It's nice for Grover, but little
rough on Woodland ~
The funeral of the late Captain S. S.
Baldwin (familiarly called Capt. Joe Bald
VIM will take place from Firemens Hall
at p. NJ. to-day, under the auspices of the
Exempt Firemen's Association and the
Mexican War Association, of which organ
izations he had been a member.
j. Lindburg publishes challenge to any
heavy weight in this or the adjoining coun-
ties 10 wrestle Gr;eco-Roman match, best
two in three, for from 500 to $500 side.
Or he will undertake, for the same amount
of stakes, to throw any man in Sacramento
twice in an hour ct that style of wrestling.
The Supervisors found during their visit
of inspection of roads in the vicinity of
Brighton, on Tuesday, that some of the
property owners had been helping them
selves generously to the highway, and one
had built fence so far out into the road
that it was very much in the way, and a
nuisance to people driving along.